The US OpenID Foundation has submitted the following public comments regarding the proposed revisions to the "Comprehensive Supervision Guidelines for Financial Instruments Business Operators, etc." (← addressing so-called securities fraud). The US OpenID Foundation website is only available in English, so there is no appropriate space to post the Japanese version.
Further display Public comments have been submitted to the Financial Services Agency regarding the partial revision (draft) of the "Comprehensive Supervision Guidelines for Financial Instruments Business Operators, etc."Category: OpenID
The final version of OpenID for Verifiable Presentation 1.0 has been published.
OpenID for Verifiable Presentations 1.0 (https://openid.net/specs/openid-4-verifiable-presentations…) is the standard that will be used in European digital identity wallets.
Further display The final version of OpenID for Verifiable Presentation 1.0 has been published.🚀 It's finally here! Final specification review for FAPI 2.0 Message Signing has started!
Announcement May 2025, 5 – The OpenID family is ready to welcome a new member! 📢 What's happening? Exciting news from the OpenID FAPI Working Group! The new specification, FAPI 29 Message Signing, is finally finalized...
Further display 🚀 It's finally here! Final specification review for FAPI 2.0 Message Signing has started!🎉 A new era for OpenID has begun! A historic achievement: ITU-T standardization
May 2025, 5 – A historic moment has arrived in the world of digital identity! What happened? The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) officially adopted the OpenID Connect Core 29 we use every day as Recommendation X.1.0. This…
Further display 🎉 A new era for OpenID has begun! A historic achievement: ITU-T standardizationOpenID Workshop Update
The OpenID Foundation workshop was held today from 4:30 to 8:00 a.m. Japan time at the Google campus in California. The video and slides will be released soon, but here is the latest news. Gail Hodges (Executive Director of the OpenID Foundation) gave an overview of the situation. Gail Hodg…
Further display OpenID Workshop UpdateThe Evolution of Digital Identity: Important Changes to OpenID4VP
Key Takeaways A Quiet Revolution: Significant Changes in Digital ID In April 2025, a major turning point quietly came in the world of digital ID technology. The OpenID for Verifiable Presentations (OpenID4VP) specification was replaced by the “Presentation Exchange”…
Further display The Evolution of Digital Identity: Important Changes to OpenID4VPGOV.UK Wallet and One Login
What is GOV.UK Wallet? GOV.UK Wallet is a digital document management app being developed by the UK government, which was revealed on January 1st in the context of a digital driver's license, and details were announced by Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology Peter Kyle on February 21th, 2025...
Further display GOV.UK Wallet and One LoginMarch 3th Global Trends in FAPI and VC - FAPI4 & Verifiable Credentials
On Tuesday, March 3th, from 4:10 to 00:12, a seminar titled "Global Trends in FAPI and VC ~FAPI40 & Verifiable Credentials~" will be held at the FINOLAB event space. I will also be there briefly. The use of digital credentials in KYC etc. at financial institutions...
Further display March 3th Global Trends in FAPI and VC - FAPI4 & Verifiable CredentialsI am running for the OpenID Foundation Board of Directors in 2025
I have just announced that I will run for the OpenID Foundation board of directors election (2025). I would like to ask all members to recommend me. The election page is https://openid.net/foundation/members/electio…
Further display I am running for the OpenID Foundation Board of Directors in 2025Is there no future for VC (Verifiable Credentials)?
There is a blog post that is currently a hot topic in the identity industry. On October 10th, Mr. Hughes, founder of Trinsic, which provided a decentralized ID/Verifiable Credentials (VC) solution on the Sovrin blockchain, wrote a blog post titled “Why Verifiable Credentials (VC) is a distributed ID solution that can be used to verify a user’s identity.”
Further display Is there no future for VC (Verifiable Credentials)?